The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 3

THURSDAY > MAY 15 et ste seen’ THREE BANDITS SHARE $17 Motor Company Employe {s Held Up by Trio Three bandits held THE SE Real Estate Selling Cost Cut Combined Service, = gate zapaened at Meeting 0ard a outer ote! ATTLE ST PAGE 3 THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ) OTTO F. KEGEL, President \VE. AND PIKI r. FIFTI FTH A Manufacturer's Sample Line of Smartly Tailored Within the hour you can have relief ERHAPS you have given up hope of instant relief An itching or burning rash or ectema— perpetually an noying and embarrassing! Whether it be on arm, neck, body or face,this simple way will bring relief where noth- ing else may have helped, A formula developed twenty- eight years ago by a wel physician in his p first distributed on! and COATS to Sell Low-Priced at $21.50 ol Heer is nothing so necessary in this climate as a light-weight spring and summer seldom, indeed, does and dis- and Business and pleasure combined Wednesday night, wher of the Seattle Real Estate board met at the Butler hotel. 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